Hi Fritz,
Thanks for your two posts.I don't think I have anything further to add to
the debate other than to say I feel for yourPalestinian friend. My
approach was too academic and certainly not acceptable in terms of the very real
human crisis which has developed. The current situation is
Hi All,
Flaming mufflers!
Just picked up this story from Spain which claims the use of plankton (that
fluorescent stuff that lights up the sea in tropic zones) to make
biofuel.
SPANISH FIRM CLAIMS TO MAKE OIL FROM
PLANKTON
TUESDAY , 25 JULY 2006
MADRID: A Spanish company has claimed to
Not only you can't please all the people all the time, it's damn
difficult to please few, once. ;) Yes it's an infomercial minus the
disclaimer, but most who watch such programs know that already. Yes it
could have been done better, but they probably done what they could in
only ~11.5
I threw in the bible quotes, though I don't call myself a Christian. I
think the bible is a fascinating historical and literary artifact, but
not the literal word of
God. There are some interesting thoughts contained within, tho'
The quotes I mentioned were basically judge not, lest ye be
Nice.
... And anyone who believes in God and the Last Day
should say what is good or keep quiet.
Sahih Al-Bukhari, Volume 8, Book 73, Number 47.
(... though there's another side to that...)
You might enjoy this, about the Spanish Arabs, by the estimable Dr
Wrench, always a good read:
Hi Mike
Hi Kirk and List...what a wonderful article. Of course there will
be the naysayers who will tell us blah blah blah but good lord at
least we're hearing about people in wasteful America trying to make
a difference. Refreshing.
I have a question for you and the List: any ideas on
Thanks again, Keith. Cool. I do wish you and Midori the very best. Mike
And thankyou, Mike.
All best to you
Keith
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 12:29 AM
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Hi all,
I have a small batch that appars to contain too much lye as
wash test shows quite a bit of soap under murky biodiesel
(which after all doesn't wash and remain a chicken soup).
Is there a good way to reprocess it ? I know I can process
unfinished batch (too little lye) as it still contains
On Jul 25, 2006, at 2:23 PM, Rafal Szczesniak wrote:
I have a small batch that appars to contain too much lye as
wash test shows quite a bit of soap under murky biodiesel
(which after all doesn't wash and remain a chicken soup).
Is there a good way to reprocess it ?
The soap layer is a
